Atlanta Market demo spotlights giftable entertaining essentials for hosts

The giftable entertaining aisle is getting a performance upgrade. At Atlanta Market, Just Got 2 Have It is sponsoring “Entertain to Impress: The Details that Pop,” a live demo built around products that look ordinary on a shelf but sell differently once buyers can see, taste and imagine them at a party.

The June 9 to June 14 market will bring together Lynn & Liana Designs, Here’s How, Beau Bottles and Bloody Darn Good for live demonstrations, sampling and entertaining inspiration. Atlanta Market shifted the summer dates because Atlanta is a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city, and the event will run alongside Atlanta Apparel to create more cross-category shopping. That matters for gift buyers: a shopper looking for hostess gifts or a gathering-ready bundle can move from tabletop to fashion to food without leaving the building.

Just Got 2 Have It is built for that kind of selling. The wholesale sales rep agency says it has permanent showrooms in AmericasMart Atlanta and the Las Vegas Market Center, and its kitchen division focuses on champagne bottle wraps, all-natural bloody mary mixes and tabletop and serveware lines. In other words, this is not a demo about décor in the abstract. It is a pitch for products that can be bought as a set, given as a set and remembered as a set.

The strongest examples are the ones with an immediate visual hook. Lynn & Liana Designs, founded in 2018, makes handcrafted resin serveware, which gives a functional category a more giftable finish than plain stoneware or plastic alternatives. Beau Bottles sells decorative bottle wraps designed to turn a standard bottle into a seasonal showpiece, a small styling trick that can make an inexpensive bottle of wine feel far more considered. Bloody Darn Good brings the edible angle, while Here’s How adds cocktail-making context that helps retailers tell a fuller entertaining story.

That story fits the scale of Atlanta Market, which describes itself as the premier gift, decor and lifestyle market with more than 8,000 brands across all categories. Another Atlanta Market page says the campus holds over 6,000 brands across three buildings and 51 floors. Karen Olson, ANDMORE executive vice president and chief marketing officer, said in 2024 that gourmet inspiration at the market combines specialty foods, housewares and tabletop offerings to elevate the culinary buying experience. The demo extends that logic: in the holiday season, the smartest gifts often are not the priciest ones, but the ones that make a host feel instantly ready to pour, serve and celebrate.